Reply to "4 months past surgery - a few problems."

Thank you guys for your answers, it's really helpfull.

I went to my surgeon and he took a look inside the pouch and everything looked fine. He told me that as long as the bleeding was just a tiny bit on the paper, i shouldnt be worried but if it gets worse I should contact him again. Often it's just a tiny bit on the paper, but every once in a while there is also some blood in the toilet. Hopefully it's not pouchitis beginning.

It's now a few weeks since i stopped taking the antibiotics, and my number of BM's have changed a bit. From 3-4 on meds to 5-6 without. I do feel i need HUSK for it to be this "low".

I still feel a bit tired but starting on my new job on tuesday will hopefully help, instead of being home all the time

3/31/189:12 AM

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